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Vantas has started the next phase in the testing of the Vantas VX, the first SUV they will sell in North America.
IRVINE, Calif. August 5, 2020 - On August 9 HAAH Automotive Holdings engineering team members will begin the next phase in the testing of the VANTAS VX, the first VANTAS model to be sold in North America, Executive Vice President for Sales Bob Pradzinski announced today.
The teams will leave HAAH’s California headquarters and follow a route that will take them to at least six states. The vehicles will undergo hot weather, high altitude performance, dynamic vehicle ride and handling, and ergonomic testing. As part of the program, the vehicles will utilize the Pike’s Peak International Raceway facility for part of the dynamic ride and handling evaluation.
Competitive vehicle comparison testing and assessment will be a part of the process as well.
As part of the evaluation, HAAH will be assisted by Global Vehicle Services Corp., acknowledged experts in vehicle homologation and engineering for the U.S. and international markets.
“While we’ve been testing the vehicles here in the U.S. already, this will be our first full vehicle engineering evaluation program. We’re eager to start this next phase which will provide in-market, real-world experience that is invaluable for our engineering, sales, and marketing teams,” said Pradzinski.
IRVINE, Calif. August 5, 2020 - On August 9 HAAH Automotive Holdings engineering team members will begin the next phase in the testing of the VANTAS VX, the first VANTAS model to be sold in North America, Executive Vice President for Sales Bob Pradzinski announced today.
The teams will leave HAAH’s California headquarters and follow a route that will take them to at least six states. The vehicles will undergo hot weather, high altitude performance, dynamic vehicle ride and handling, and ergonomic testing. As part of the program, the vehicles will utilize the Pike’s Peak International Raceway facility for part of the dynamic ride and handling evaluation.
Competitive vehicle comparison testing and assessment will be a part of the process as well.
As part of the evaluation, HAAH will be assisted by Global Vehicle Services Corp., acknowledged experts in vehicle homologation and engineering for the U.S. and international markets.
“While we’ve been testing the vehicles here in the U.S. already, this will be our first full vehicle engineering evaluation program. We’re eager to start this next phase which will provide in-market, real-world experience that is invaluable for our engineering, sales, and marketing teams,” said Pradzinski.
